I want to access php files, but I don't know their url. Wix support says files are located in "src/backend". So I entered "wix.com/src/backend/send.php", but I failed - 404 eror. Where are files on wix server?
"Server files" (a.k.a "Web Modules") are not any server files or Wix internal server files.
Web Modules are files created by you [1] using the Wix editor. They only can be JavaScript files and can consumed only by the site's client files (or as http-functions).
For more information
https://support.wix.com/en/article/velo-working-with-the-velo-sidebar#backend
https://support.wix.com/en/article/velo-web-modules-calling-backend-code-from-the-frontend
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I'm trying to publish my ASP.NET Core 5 MVC application from Visual Studio to IIS Web Server (on VPS). But all my Areas folders, Cshtml files, view components etc, have not been published - only the wwwroot folder and its contents have been uploaded to the server. I saw about project.json, but .NET 5 doesn't use it anymore.
PS: when I try publishing clicking directly from the "Area" folder selected, the files are published, but the .Cs files are published too.
How can I fix it?
On publishing to Microsoft Azure, everything goes fine. But to my VPS it is not working as I would like to.
The easiest way is open scm site, check the publish file under D:/home/site/wwwroot. And compare the structure of deployed file between azure and IIS. It should be same.
After the comparison, see if the folders or files are not included. Just modify it in the .csproj file.
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I'm trying to determine if the WiX installer framework can include a step to upload files to an FTP server. Is there a reference in the documentation to that?
I am using Team Foundation Server 2013 and have the nightly build configured to deploy a web application. The web application is making use of the web API help pages which depend on the built in XML documentation files.
I currently have these XML files being output to the App_Data folder. These are not being copied to the server during deployment. I tried checking in the documentation files but when the build process tried to regenerate them it caused an access error as the files are read-only.
I currently have a placeholder text file inside the App_Data folder included in the project to ensure that the folder gets created but I have to manually copy across the documentation files in order for the help pages to work as intended.
What is the correct/best way of forcing these files to be copied?
Thanks
Ensure the project build order has the docs being built first. Right click on the solution and choose Project Build Order
Then add some MSBuild logic in your pubxml or wpp.targets file to add the generated help files to the FilesForPackagingFromProject ItemGroup.
http://sedodream.com/2012/10/09/VSWebPublishHowToIncludeFilesOutsideOfTheProjectToBePublished.aspx
Open the solution, right click on the .xml file, click Properties, for 'Copy to Output Directory' select 'Copy Always'.
I have been deploying ASP.NET MVC 3.0 on Win 2k8 on IIS 7.5 with "Web Deploy" option.
In one of the application folder I have "CSV" folder, I have got few of the CSV template files in the folder. When I depoly the application, neither the folder gets created on the server nor any files get copied.
What is the reason and what is the fix?
Move your files into the Content folder (to avoid issues with the default routes)
Select them in Solution Explorer
Right click and select Properties
Change the Build Action to Content
After following these steps, your files should be deployed with your application.
So I have created a Web Site Application project in VS2008 and is fine on my local machine. Just wondering how to I deploy this to a dev server i.e via FTP i.e. do I need just copy over all files i.e.
Microsoft Visual Studio Solution
Visual Basic Project File
Visual Studio Project User options File
and the rest of my customer folder and files & web.config ?
And then when I have those moved and i.e I want to change the config file on the dev server, can I just change the web.config directly on that server or do I need to then open it visual studio on that server and recompile again ?
You can use the Publish Web Site options under Build Menu.
This option can deploy directly on the remote site whit FTP or can publish the file needed on a foolder on your local computer, so you only have to upload on the remote site.
After you deploy the web site if you have only to change the web.config you can use Notepd for it and don't need to recompile nothing... only if you change CodeBehind you have to recompile and upload only the DLL.
This link can Help you understan all the process